Welcome to Stories for Trainers!

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The Ass in the Lion's Skin

Fine clothes may disguise, but silly words will disclose a fool.

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The Bath and the Bucket

Being rude invites retaliation.

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E-mail

Be careful to send your messages to the right e-mail address!

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The Balloon Story

This is a humorous view of poor leadership and communication.

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The Wrong Guy

Be very clear when communicating in an interview process...especially if your organization is in the public eye!

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The Stranger and the Gingernuts

Not communicating can lead to some terrible assumptions.

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The Bedtime Story

Making a request when the recipient is angry is risky business.

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Tickle Me Elmo

Be sure new employees understand your instructions!

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The Dam

This is an example of someone making accusations before knowing the whole story.

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The Double Positive Story

A student turns a grammer rule on its head.

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The Stamp

Be careful how you explain things to your customers.

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Listen

If someone asks you to listen, just listen.

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Murphy's Plough

Don't let negative self-talk cloud your perception of those around you.

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The Naval Stand-Off Story

It is essential to know where the other person is coming from...don't make assumptions!

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The Helpful Old Lady

Don't make assumptions..always check the facts before acting.

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The New Hotel Employee

When assigning tasks, be sure to communicate expectations clearly ...and confirm understanding!

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Two Men by Pillars

Read this for a humorous look at a decision made by management with limited information.

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The Brewery's Policy

Sharing information can help solve problems.

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Chicken Tests

A funny look at the danger of not asking for clarification.

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